ROGELIO P. ORAYAN

Attending Riotinto health and safety induction

Attending liberty site induction

Attend VOC backhoe examination

Attend pre start meeting every morning of the roster

Participate the discussion for the health and safety hazards and controls.

Sign the work permit and check if updated and let the supervisor sign before starting the work.

Reg & orange lock tag in place in the battery isolation before pre start the machine.

Check engine oil, Hydraulic oil, Water coolant. Add blue. Any damage,

Filled up the cheek list of the backhoe

Loading demolish concrete to the moxies

Cleaning the footings based foundation for the hammer backhoe to break the concrete foundation.

Stock piling the demolish concrete.

Stock pilling the dert.

Building access for the backhoe shears to cut off the building structure.

Feeding to the mobile crusher.

{Driving The Machinery model }

Wheel Loader- Case 821G. / 18.00 tonnes.

Backhoe Sumitomo - SH300-6 / 30 tonnes.

Backhoe Caterpillar - 320d / 20 tonnes.

Driving wheel loader.

Loading dirt to moxie

Pushing & stock filing organic green waste

Pushing wet & dry contaminated rubbish in the landfill

Covering compacted rubbish with dry dirt to prevent the flies and flying off plastic.

Stock piling dirt from the quarry to cover the compacted rubbish.

Building bang walls to prevent the collapse of the rubbish.

Driving backhoe,

Loading dirt to moxie

Trimming and loading dirt into the moxie

Covering & battering the wall of the rubbish in the tip head.

Loading scrap metal recycling to the road train tracks.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL.

Backhoe Kobelco SK380XD / 40 tonnes.

Backhoe Caterpillar 329D. / 30 tonnes.

Grader,model Cat 12g mechanical.

Bulldozer Caterpillar d7,

Bulldozer Caterpillar d6 swamped.

Wheel loader Model Cat 966.

• Attend pre start meeting to discuss the tasks for that day and get the overview of health & safety potential hazards and put control in place in the work site.

Established a reputation for reliability by consistently arriving on time, maintaining high attendance levels, and displaying a strong work ethic throughout the duration of employment as a Machinery Operator.

• Pre start the machine, check oil, water coolant, hydraulics, lights, beeping horns, loss nut’s, crack wilding, and walk around inspection to check damages and scratches of the machine.
• Start machine and warmup up to 2,3 minutes idling time.
• Before moving the machine to operate tooth 1 horn to let the other machine operator aware that your about to start operation.
• Driving backhoe scripts over burdens of the rubbish and loading to the moxies.
• Driving backhoe loading moxies of clay from the stack file area.
• Driving backhoe backfilling & spreading clay to the batter of the rubbish.
• Driving backhoe loading rocks to the moxie from the stack file.
• Driving backhoe loading of stone gap 80 & 100 to the moxie from the roading material stack file.
• DRIVING GRADER.
• Cleaning, scrapping the floor tip head of the landfill area, to maintain the level ground, smooth to avoid the trucks to stack and punchers.
• Spreading, grading and trimming the road to fix the holes, bumpy access to maintain the smooth and level road surface from the entrance gate access going to the landfill tip face and other access road in the landfill site area.
• Building new access tip head for the next tipping point of the trucks like, single walker, double walker, side tipper, road train, and all other rubbish trucks.
• DRIVING BULLDOZER.
• Pushing rubbish in the tip face from the rubbish trucks to stockpile.
• Pushing, spreading, leveling, overburdened clay materials to build the new tipped head location.
• Towing stack trucks
• DRIVING MOXIE
• Call up radio before interring the landfill access inbound or outbound landfill access and organics landfill screening.
• hauling overburdened material from stockpile going to tip head rubbish.
• Hauling of contaminated organic waste material from organic waste stockpile to landfill tip heads.
• DRIVING FRONT END LOADER
• loading contaminated organic waste materials to moxies.
• Scope rubbles rocks from stockpile going to the small holes of the access road floor, to fixed some small hole spots in order to maintain good road access.

DRIVING MACHENIRY MODEL.

Backhoe LIEBHERR 994 / 300 tonnes.

Backhoe LIEBHERR 984 / 120 tonnes

Backhoe Hitachi ZX490LC / 50 tonnes.

• Attend the pre shift meeting to get overview of the work requirements for the day and likely weather conditions.
• Complete the pre start check sheet for the plant you have assigned to operate
• If any faults are identified, follow direction as per category listing.
• Hand in check sheet at the end of shift.
• Ensure the machine is stationary and parked on level ground .
• Use the steps hand holds.
• Maintain three points of contact on a vertical ladders, maintain two points of contact on diagonal stairways.
• Check the ground below for hazards such poor or uneven ground conditions
• Step down, never jump from excavator.
• Close all windows
• Fasten seat belt
• Do radio check
• Ensure the area is clear of personnel and other machines
• Maintain communication with personnel in area
• Sound the horn once and wait 5 seconds before starting the engine
• Idle for at least 3 to 5 minutes
• Throttle to high position
• Sound horn twice and wait for 5 seconds before moving off
• Position the tracks roughly square to the face, check track motors are rear of machine.
• Completely rotate the machine anti clockwise.
• Check all hydraulics are working and responsive.
• Push out ramp to get on and off bench.
• When moving onto a bench place the bucket on the ground.
• When moving off a bench, position the bucket low to the ground to stabilise the machine.
• Re- establish drainage by cutting drains away from dig area where required.
• Maintain a bund or bench in front of excavator
• Position the trucks for loading where there is no danger of rocks falling onto the cab.
• Always ensure that the truck has a clear path to escape if rock fall was occur.
• Before start working to load the truck, check GPS Top-cone control system if the plan, heights elevation level is correct and accurate in work zone area.
• Always the backhoe bucket full if possible to keeping maintained accurate the cycle loading times and cycle of the trucks to boost the efficiency of production.
• Avoid overloading the trucks, always check the payload meter left and right side of the truck.
• When top loading present bucket to the side to indicate side loading.
• Always position the final drive motor of the backhoe towards the bench.
• If side loading always 1 metre away the backhoe track pad from the double bench loading position.
• Bench, back loading, must build bund towards the backhoe to prevent the truck not driving back through the backhoe.
• Double bench loading make sure the backhoe sitting stable position build the dry and hard bench floor loading area.
• Building catch drain 1.5 meter wide in the middle of 15 meter batter also builds drain in the toe of the floor of the batter.
• Loading fireclay from WWE maintain 3 meter overburden from the coal crest to avoid being collapsed because of the old underground tunnel mining before.
• Avoid over cutting to maintain 3 meters over burden from the top coal crest , Guided by GPS Top-cone control system.
• If loading area soft must build the ground floor first of hard and dry fireclay to avoid backhoe and trucks stuck.
• Loading fireclay overburden.
• Loading fire clay tooth 1 goes to tip head area.
• Tooth 2 wet material goes to instock file area.
• Cleaning & loading rocks and steel timber from the old underground tunnel mining.
• Loading good coal material from the South-7 & west-7 mine pit area.
• Tooth 1 clean good coal goes into bin 1,& 2 blinding plant or ABCD stock file.
• Tooth 2 goes to washery blinding plant or ash stock file area.
• Loading trucks from the ash stock file.
• Loading wet dirt from the drains.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL.

• Backhoe Caterpillar 350d / 49 tonnes.
• Backhoe Volvo Ec270BLc / 27 tonnes.
• Backhoe Hidromek HMK220 / tonnes.
• Grader Volvo G960.
• Wheel loader Caterpillar 914k.
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• Attend pre start meeting every morning to get instructions from the supervisor.
• Pre start the machine and filed up the check sheet if any faults or damage the machine and report to the supervisor or site manager.
• DRIVING DIGGER.
• Before start working check the GPS control system is on the right work zone area and in the right elevation level.
• Stripping tap soil
• Loading tap soil to moxies.
• Digging storm water pond Guided by GPS Top-cone control system.
• Loading clay to moxies.
• Final Cut to sub grade of the land subdivision Guided by Top-cone control system.
• Building batter of the spillway Guided by GPS control system.
• Loading tap soil to the trucks 6 wheeler & truck & trailer.
• Breaking the road to demolish.
• Loading concrete to the 6 wheeler trucks.
• Drilling holes for the retaining walls.
• Final trimming the house flat formed guided by rotating laser system.
• Digging trenches for the storm water and sewer line.
• Digging trenches for the power line. Main water line, telecommunication services.
• Bulk cutting and loading of good clay material stuff going to backfilling area guided by GPS control system.
• Maintaining the 100 mm offset of the final height level guided by top-cone & Leica GPS control system.
• DRIVING GRADER.
• Preparation of the road curving base.
• Spreading gravels to build sub base of the road intire subdivision area.
• Cut & fill, trimming into the right final height level of sub base road before pouring concrete.
• DRIVING WHEEL LOADER
• loading gravel to the trucks 6 wheeler & truck & trailer.
• Loading gravel to moxies for backfilling the drainage line system.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL

Backhoe Caterpillar 320d / 20 tonnes

Backhoe Komatsu Pc 300 / 30 tonnes

• Attend pre start every morning to get instructions from my supervisor.
• Check the machine, oil , water coolant, add blue, hydraulic.
• DRIVING DIGGER
• Loading of contaminated clay and gravel mixed into the truck & trailer trucks goes to rehabilitation land fill.
• Digging trenches for the storm water line and sewer line.
• Drilling holes for retaining wall
• Script to demolish the train tracks to build and renovate the kiwi railway line in otahuhu area.
• Final trimming the sub grade roadway in commercial building storage in browns road Papakura area using Leica GPS control system.
• Spreading gap 65 gravels to build sub base of the building roadway access Using GPS control system.
• Loading excess contaminated materials to trucks 6 Wheeler, and truck &trailer trucks going to rehabilitation landfill dumping site.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL

Backhoe HYUNDAI HX235Lcr / 25 tonnes.

Backhoe KOBELCO Sk220 / 22 tonnes.

• Attend pre- start meeting to the site work area.
• Give update to our accomplishments and progress on our subcontract project.
• Pre-start the backhoe check the engine oil. Hydraulic. Water coolant, add blue. Fuel level.
• Installed the auger attachment to the digger with 6 meters extension.
• Sit up profile for the exact hole point of the steel beam post.
• Drilling hole 600mm diameter 12 meters deep
• Drilling 135 holes in 1/2 months more or less depending of the weather conditions.
• Placing the steel beam post to the holes before the end of the day.
• Assisting poring concrete
• Cleaning and tidying after the project finish
• Filing concrete blocks wall.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL.

backhoe HYUNDAI HX275L / 27 tonnes.

Wheel loader HYUNDAI HL 770-9.

• .Driving backhoe received Concrete recycling from the demolition company.
• .Driving backhoe with breaker attachment breaking demolished concrete in to sizes before feeding to the recycling crushing plant.
• .Driving backhoe Feeding concrete to the crushing plant.
• .Driving wheel loader loading of finish product gap 65, 40, 20 gap 7 to the trucks.
• .Helping cleaning the crushing plant every end of the shift.
• .Driving forklift stock filling the pallets & installation of concrete block to prevent the concrete stack file for no concrete crash role to the ground.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL

Backhoe Caterpillar 329d / 29 tonnes.

Bulldozer Komatsu 375d

Grader Caterpillar 14g

• Attend pre start meeting every morning to discuss and get instructions planned for the work of the day.
• Pre start the machine check all the engine oil, hydraulic oil, water coolant.
• DRIVING BACKHOE.
• Loading clay to the moxie
• Loading tap soil
• Loading wet staff from the drain
• Cutting batter of the subdivision boundary guided by survey pig markings.
• Filling and spreading tap soil to the boundary batter.
• Final trimming the house flat form guided by rotating laser and spotter personnel.
• Digging trenches for the storm water drainage guide by surveyor pig marking plan.
• DRIVING BULDOZER.
• Pushing the scraper trucks elevator & scope.
• DRIVING GRADER.
• Maintain the smooth surface of the temporary road intire the subdivision area.
• Spreading gravels buildup the sub base of the road.
• Trimming into the final height level before poring concrete.

DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL

Backhoe SANNY Sy300 / 30 tonnes.

Backhoe VOLVO EC480 dL / 35 tonnes.

Grader KOMATSU GD 655.

Wheel Loader HYUNDAI HL757.

Buldozer CATERPILLAR D9n.

• Attend the meeting every morning of my shift
• Driving backhoe.
• Loading cooper ore to the 6 wheeler trucks
• Stack filling the material and segregating the rocks trees branches and logs.
• Open the new location of the good high grade cooper ore
• Receiving material from the mine and stack filing.
• DRIVING GRADER
• I maintained of the road filling and repairing in order to smooth clean the road for the trucks up & down the mine site.
• DRIVING WHEEL LOADER.
• Feeding cooper material to the blinding plant
• Cleaning the area to maintain clean and tidy.
• DRIVING BULDOZER.
• Pushing material to feed the backhoe
• Maintaining the road in order for the trucks in and out safely and consistent production.
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• DRIVING MACHINERY MODEL
• Backhoe Pc 3000 komatsu / 260 tonnes
• Shovel Pc 3000 Komatsu / 260 tonnes
• Backhoe 6015 Caterpillar / 140 tonnes
• Grader Caterpillar 14m
• Wheel loader Komatsu WA 700
• Bulldozer Caterpillar D11R
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• Attend meeting every shift of my roster
• To get instructions from the supervisor and safety manager.
• Check the machine walk around inspection
• If parked on slope, approach from an uphill direction.
• Face the ladder.
• Use the steps and holds
• Maintain three points of contact up & down the diagonal stairways.
• Start the engine warming up to 3 to 5 minutes
• Check hydraulic if working properly
• Move and rotate the machine counter clockwise.
• Moving the machine tooth 2 before moving off to the loading point position
• Loading position ramp up the machine to the loading area.
• Dropped the bucket on the ramp to stabilise the machine.
• Build the stable position and start loading.
• Loading waste material to expose the top diamond floor material.
• Maintain the level floor to avoid over cutting to diamond floor material.
• Always clean, level, tidy the loading area to avoid damaging the tire of the trucks.
• If loading area needs to be cleaned because of the rocks call wheel dozer or bulldozer operator with please permission.
• Loading and swing always in visible spots.
• Always full the bucket if loading trucks to maintain good cycle and flow loads conditions.
• Avoid overloading the trucks always check payload meter of the trucks left & right side of the truck.
• Bench back loading build bund towards front of backhoe half size tire of the truck.
• Double bench loading build the bench floor above 500 mm top bin try of the truck.
• Loading overburdened material.
• Loading diamond material to 777f,D,E caterpillar & 785 Komatsu rigged dump trucks from stockpile.
• Loading waste mixed materials goes to BOTAPURA west dumping area.
• Loading blasted rock from the north side overburden goes to Catoca crashing plant area.
• loading boulders call driver in radio to come out or letting him aware the truck about to load boulders rock.
• If loading big rock place small rocks first for beading or mattress before loading the big boulder rocks to avoid the bin damage.
• DRIVING RIGGED TRUCKS 777-F,D,E Caterpillar & 785-7 Komatsu.
• Hauling waste material from the mine over burden going to botapura west dumping area.
• Hauling diamond material from the mine pit going to blinding plant central 2,3 or goes to central 3 stack file.
• DRIVING BULLDOZER
• Riffing, pushing, and stock filing diamond material to feed wheel loader or backhoe.
• Cleaning, leveling the loading ground area.
• Building loading floor, backfilling the access road.
• Pushing waste material in the dumping area botapura west.
• Opening the new mining site location in luazi mine site.
• Vegetation intire mining site location.
• Driving wheel loader WA700 & 980cat
• Loading diamond material from central 3 stack file area.
• Loading diamond material to the trucks.
• Maintain the loading area level and tidy.
• Driving grader 14m to maintain cleaning, tidying the road in good condition avoiding the small car damage and puncher the tires.
• Building and fixing the the hole’s, bumped roads inside the mine and out side the mine access road.
• Driving wheel dozer to pushing away the big rocks falling down from the trucks.
• Maintaining the clean tidy roads and loading areas of the backhoe.
• Cleaning and tidying the blasting floor area.

• Pre- start the truck and check the engine oil water coolant before driving.
• Driving heavy equipment transporter trailer 40 footer low bed
• Driving cargo & loss cargo flatbed trailer.
• Transporting containers cargo ban from shueba port to kuwait oil company site in ahmadi and wafra drilling rig.
• Transporting of heavy equipment from the yard brought to the construction site.
• Transporting fuel tankers from depot delivered to gasoline stations.
• Driving grader.
• Increased work efficiency by maintaining and operating grader equipment for various construction projects.
• Prepared detailed daily reports on project progress, highlighting any challenges encountered or areas for improvement needed moving forward.
• Demonstrated flexibility in adapting to different terrains and weather conditions while operating grading equipment, maintaining productivity levels.
• Operated grader machinery safely, adhering to all safety regulations and guidelines to minimize accidents on the job site.
• Assisted in training new grader operators, sharing expertise and best practices to enhance overall team performance.
• Identified potential issues during grading operations early on, addressing problems swiftly before escalating into costly delays or repairs.
• Participated in ongoing professional development opportunities related to grader operation skills and industry trends, staying current with best practices in the field.
• Performed regular maintenance checks on heavy equipment, prolonging machinery lifespan and reducing repair costs.
• Collaborated with site supervisors to understand project requirements and deliver quality work within deadlines.
• Ensured smooth road surfaces with precise grading techniques, resulting in improved travel conditions.
• Established a strong safety culture within the team by consistently adhering to company policies and procedures related to workplace health and safety.
• Supported other heavy equipment operators as needed, fostering teamwork and collaboration among colleagues at the job site.
• Maintained a clean workspace around the grader machine area, promoting a safe working environment for all crew members onsite.
• Operated range of heavy equipment on regular basis with advanced skill.
• Operated excavators, bulldozers and dump trucks to transport heavy materials, practicing safety measures.
• Operated machining equipment safely with team of operators.
• Met project demands consistently through careful and consistent operation of heavy equipment.
• Adhered to heavy equipment safety and operation protocols, resulting in minimal complaints or incidents.
• Performed thorough pre-shift and post-shift inspections and accurately completed equipment logs and reports.
• Moved equipment between job locations using truck and trailer.
• Strictly adhered to company safety procedures, noticeably decreasing job site accidents.
• Completed diligent equipment inspections, repairs, and maintenance actions to prolong life of each piece of machinery.
• Assisted team in setting up and dismantling equipment and tools to use for construction.
• Operated heavy equipment to move large quantities of dirt and debris.
• Followed safety protocols while operating machinery.
• Loaded and unloaded construction materials on site.
• Loaded and moved materials such as dirt and rocks based on specific job needs.
• Monitored fuel, oil and water levels of heavy equipment.
• Assessed work sites daily for potential hazards.
• Performed preventive maintenance to prolong life of equipment.
• Inspected and maintained heavy equipment used in construction projects.
• Adhered to instructions from supervisors and engineers onsite.
• Transported materials and equipment to and from construction sites.
• Operated compactors to compact soil, asphalt and other materials.
• Employed bulldozers, loaders and backhoes for construction projects.
• Adjusted soil levels and grade land for construction projects.

• Set up and adjusted equipment and properly configured machines for daily operation.
• Complied with company and OSHA safety rules and regulations.
• Demonstrated adaptability by quickly learning how to operate new machinery and implementing newly introduced processes within the production environment.
• Operated various types of machinery, contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects.
• Upheld high-quality standards while meeting tight deadlines during periods of increased demand.
• Ensured accurate documentation of production data for analysis and continuous improvement efforts.
• Performed preventative maintenance tasks consistently which resulted in fewer breakdowns requiring costly repairs.
• Managed inventory levels by tracking material usage and coordinating timely replenishment orders with suppliers.
• Elevated team morale and productivity by leading by example and providing support where needed.
• Enhanced machine longevity with proactive maintenance and timely replacement of worn parts.
• Maintained meticulous records of machine performance and maintenance activities, supporting continuous improvement efforts.
• Enhanced operational efficiency, organizing workstations for maximum productivity.
• Enhanced safety compliance, rigorously following all OSHA guidelines and conducting regular safety audits.
• Streamlined assembly line operations, resulting in smoother workflow.
• Achieved record-breaking production levels, meticulously orchestrating machine schedules and workflows.
• Analyzed and inspected operating units such as towers, storage tanks and other units to check operation and improve efficiency.
• Coordinated with warehouse staff for efficient loading procedures that maximized cargo space utilization within the trailer truck''s capacity limits.
• Collaborated with dispatchers to ensure accurate communication regarding schedules, routes, and delivery details.
• Prepared detailed reports for management regarding delivery statuses, incident occurrences, and other relevant job-related information.
• Conducted thorough pre-trip inspections to identify potential maintenance issues, preventing roadside breakdowns and delays.
• Adhered to all federal and state regulations for commercial vehicle operation, minimizing legal issues or fines.
• Completed accurate logbooks daily, documenting hours worked, miles driven, rest periods taken, and other required information.
• Enhanced client satisfaction by providing exceptional customer service during pick-ups and drop-offs of trailers.
• Maintained a clean driving record with zero accidents, ensuring safe and timely deliveries.
• Handled unexpected situations effectively, such as rerouting due to road closures or severe weather conditions, to maintain timely delivery schedules.
• Managed loading and unloading processes safely, reducing the risk of damage to cargo or injury to personnel.
• Developed strong relationships with clients through consistent communication and proactive problem-solving efforts when necessary.
• Streamlined communication with dispatchers by employing a hands-free device for phone calls while operating the vehicle.
• Improved delivery efficiency by planning and executing optimal routes for trailer transportation.
• Navigated various weather conditions safely while operating a trailer truck on long-distance hauls across multiple states.
• Contributed to company-wide safety initiatives by maintaining an impeccable safety record throughout employment tenure as a trailer driver.
• Prioritized punctuality in pick-up and delivery times, ensuring minimal delays while also adhering to hours-of-service regulations for driver safety.
• Dropped and hooked trailers and changed configuration of equipment.
• Operated with safety and skill to avoid accidents and delays.
• Maintained daily, legible DOT log book and submitted corresponding documents.
• Demonstrated safe driving by following regulations and safety procedures, resulting in zero accidents.
• Inspected trucks for malfunctions and reported vehicles to management for corrective action.
• Kept accurate records of cargo delivery times and vehicle maintenance to provide documentation to dispatch for billing and inventory purposes.
• Obtained necessary permits and licenses to operate various commercial vehicles legally.
• Minimized delays by planning and adjusting routes to account for changing weather and traffic conditions.
• Inspected trucks and trailers before each trip to assess safety and identify maintenance concerns.
• Inspected load security and checked for damages.
• Complied with truck driving rules as well as company policies and procedures regarding safe vehicle operations.
• Completed daily inspections, basic maintenance and common repair actions to keep equipment operating at full capacity.
• Inspected vehicle before and after trips and logged and reported mechanical problems to avoid unsafe hazards.
• Determined quickest and safest routes for delivery by using effective planning and organizational skills.
• Fastened chains, straps, covers, and binders to secure load during transit.
• Documented mileage, deliveries, pickups, customer issues and damages.
• Completed routine maintenance on truck to keep in working order.
• Communicated with dispatchers and other office personnel to handle two-way updates and adjust daily schedules.
• Completed preventive maintenance checks and basic repairs to vehicles.
• Checked shipping papers to determine nature of load and checked for presence of hazardous materials.
• Spoke professionally with customers regarding complaints, gathering all necessary information to make educated decisions and address issues.
• Conferred with dispatch to relay delays, receive route, and adjust plans to meet daily targets.
• Coordinated efficient routes for optimal delivery scheduling and maximum daily performance.
• Managed efficient unloading of freight, inspected merchandise, and documented customer concerns for supervisor.
• Secured vehicle to tow truck and checked all attachments for safe operation.
• Answered roadside assistance calls for tows and other vehicle support.
• Recovered vehicles, completed private tows, and managed involuntary pick-ups on behalf of business and law enforcement professionals.